Loot is as abundant as dirt, but most of them are similar in quality to dirt also meaning you have to watch out for powerful green and blue equipment. Gold can be spent on a variety of things such as potions, new equipment, and making artifacts, powerful pieces of equipment that provide huge buffs and resistances. Skills can be either active(activated by pressing a number key) or provide passive buffs. Once your experience reaches a certain threshold, you level up and get two attribute points to spend on your base stats, as well as three skill points to spend on skills.
You attack enemies by clicking on them, gaining experience, gold, and loot upon their death. Titan Quest has your staple ARPG gameplay as in you use left click for basically everything. So, was Titan Quest Anniversary Edition worthy of my time?
A month later, and what do you know, here I am reviewing it. The hack and slash ARPG(Action Role-playing Game) that was first released over a decade ago in 2006… was getting a new expansion! Suffice to say, this piqued my interest in the game just enough for me to try it out. However, a mere few months ago, Titan Quest made the news. A week later, I’d all but forgotten about it. It was cheap and had a focus on Greek Mythology which I’ve been infatuated with ever since I read Percy Jackson. A while ago, in the most recent of Steam’s infamous Summer Sales, I bought a game called Titan Quest Anniversary Edition. And another startling story, one not as well-known but equally shocking as some of the other news this year, caught my eye. A new multiplayer Battle Royale game known as PUBG(PlayerUnknown’s BattleGround) was elevated to the top of Steam’s ‘Top Games by Current Player Count’ completely crushing all other competition. The Nintendo Switch was released and produced two GOTY(Game of the Year) contenders. Apart from its dubbing as the ‘year of the lootbox’, all kinds of things happened in gaming. Game Name: Titan Quest Anniversary Edition Platform: Microsoft Windows, iOS/Android, Xbox One(2018), Playstation 4(2018), Nintendo Switch(2018) Developers: Iron Lore Entertainment, THQ Nordic Publishers: THQ Nordic Price: £17.99 or $19.99Ģ017 was a crazy, crazy year.
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